White House whistleblower: Trump's condition quickly deteriorating

[GagaSine 7,464]

2 minutes ago, Lionel Hutz said:

It does enfore it but not explicitly, that's what I meant. You should see the difference between having a very problematic history with racism which resulted in extreme inequality and racism, and actually explicitly enforcing division through the powers of the State, based on some invented theory or whatever. I may not be explainign myself as well as I would want to,  but my point is this: the relationship between the US and white supremacism is an authoritarian one, not a fascist one.

The material difference is not as wide as you think, black people are literally getting gunned down in the US with impunity 

white supremacy is inherently fascist 

At this point we are just playing petty word games, and I am no longer interested 

[Jill 31,812]

3 minutes ago, GagaSine said:

The material difference is not as wide as you think, black people are literally getting gunned down in the US with impunity 

white supremacy is inherently fascist 

At this point we are just playing petty word games, and I am no longer interested 

I know about what black people are going through in the US and I find it unacceptable, but even if white supremacism is fascist, which yeah I understand, that doesn't mean the US as a whole is automatically a fascist regime. It's not petty because fascism is a very specific term and as a State the US doesn't qualify for it, but it's getting there. The culture of these racist movements is fascist, yes.

[GagaSine 7,464]

1 minute ago, Lionel Hutz said:

I know about what black people are going through in the US and I find it unacceptable, but even if white supremacism is fascist, which yeah I understand, that doesn't mean the US as a whole is automatically a fascist regime. It's not petty because fascism is a very specific term and as a State the US doesn't qualify for it, but it's getting there. The culture of these racist movements is fascist, yes.

I hope one day you will be able to face reality  and I will stop there

[KNJ 4,313]

12 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

Oh.

But wanna know what's also happened? In 1919, we had a president who suffered a stroke and hid his health from his vice president, his cabinet, and the public so he could hold onto power, despite being up to the job and endangering our national security. 

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In October 1919, Woodrow Wilson suffered a debilitating stroke. Nearly blind and partially paralyzed, he spent the final 17 months of his presidency sequestered in the White House.[28] Vice President Thomas Marshall, the cabinet, and the nation were kept in the dark over the severity of the president's illness for several months. Marshall was pointedly afraid to ask about Wilson's health, or to preside over cabinet meetings, fearful that he would be accused of "longing for his place". Though members of both parties in Congress pledged to support him if he asserted his claim to the presidency, Marshall declined to act, or to do anything that might seem ambitious or disloyal to Wilson.[29] - Wikipedia you linked

 

Very true. No leader should be able to just "disappear" for months on end like that.That level of trust has eroded. A healthy weariness and persistent pursuit of the truth is the order of the day.

 

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[NewYorkOnTheWeeknd 1,577]

Maybe 2020 isn’t so bad after all 

[Chromatican 4,046]

Karma is a bitch. Let us never forgive Trump, never pardon him for his crimes, never forget what he put us all through, his total incompetence, failure, his abuse of power and abuse of human lives. He will go down in history as America's shame.

[HEARTSTOP 3,154]

Why does this whole story remind me of Kim Jong-un faking his death and spreading misinformation about his health status numerous times for his own advantage?

[David Ward 9,613]

Just now, HEARTSTOP said:

Why does this whole story remind me of Kim Jong-un faking his death and spreading misinformation about his health status numerous times for his own advantage?

 

[Jill 31,812]

3 minutes ago, Biological Stasis said:

 

What a nice lad

He hot too 😳

[LaLuna 12,732]

Oh man, I'm so on the fence about this. As someone who suffers from severe health anxiety I could never, EVER wish sickness on anyone, not even Trump. But part of me believes karma is finally coming back to bite him in the a$$. You reap what you sow. But if anything happens to him it'll be major chaos, and we've had enough of that in 2020. 

[littlepotter 76,616]

Half his campaign is built on Biden being too old and ill to rule (same with Hillary) so will be interesting to see, if he really keeps long-term problems from the disease, how he'll convince his base he's still the One.

[GregJA 5,555]

I also don’t believe anonymous sources at all so just see what happens no need to pounce on every little thing like hungry rats 

[PrinceGaga 7,644]

There has been a long history of lies RE the president’s health. I would take any ‘official press statements’ from the White House with a grain of salt. 

[blankpaper 21]

32 minutes ago, GregJA said:

I also don’t believe anonymous sources at all so just see what happens no need to pounce on every little thing like hungry rats 

The “anonymous” source is Mark Meadows, chief of staff, as it literally says right in the OP 

[GregJA 5,555]

1 hour ago, blankpaper said:

The “anonymous” source is Mark Meadows, chief of staff, as it literally says right in the OP 

Sounds like a woodland creature